Salmon Fishing in Alaska – A Guide to The Kenai Peninsula
By Steve Strauss | Guest Contributor In the first part of this three-part series, I introduced you to the Kenai Peninsula. In this 2nd installment,
Why Didn’t I Get This Years Ago? Fishing Gear That Makes All the Difference
Many anglers have a suspicion of any new piece of fishing gear. Every new gadget promises to make fishing easier, faster, or more “next-level” (whatever
Managing Bottomland Hardwoods for Timber and Wildlife
When landowners talk about timber, pine usually dominates the conversation. But there’s another forest type—less talked about, far more complex, and arguably just as valuable:
How to Pick a Baitcaster for Topwater and Twitch Baits
Working a topwater or twitch bait in saltwater demands the right baitcaster setup and gear ratio to truly make it come alive. I sat down
How to Approach Your Neighbors for Cooperative Management
By the time Albert Trousdale turned sixty, he had seen North Alabama evolve from “be glad to get a spike” to routinely producing four-year-old bucks
Tactics To Catch More Mangrove and Red Snapper Nearshore
As the Gulf settles and the seas calm, nearshore rigs come alive with opportunity for anglers chasing mangrove and red snapper. These fish may be
How Squirrel Hunting Can Make You a Better Deer Hunter
The best deer hunting spot I have ever found is a remote hilltop hidden deep in public land. It is surrounded on three sides by
An Introductory Guide to Kenai Peninsula Fishing
By Steve Strauss | Guest Contributor Put the flip-flops and bathing suits away. Pack your waders, thermals, and bear spray. You’re heading 4,500 miles north
Wakebaits for Inshore Gamefish: Why They Belong in Your Tackle Box
When bait is everywhere and fish are on the move, it pays to have the right lure in your arsenal. One of the best tools
There’s something timeless about the art of set line fishing for catfish. Whether it’s jug lines drifting down the river, a stout limb line tied
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